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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1905

Page

4

State Census Docket Opens January Term Court Record

County Auditor Neal receives census materials for use in the state census with another large shipment arriving to ensure supply. The January term docket shows 46 probate and 74 civil cases with four divorces. no criminal cases listed. Judge Scott will preside as term begins January 10. The census will use four schedules including Population Agriculture and Agricultural Road to detail agriculture and road conditions.

Scott Neal

Social notes from the Presbyterian church circle events

The Ladies' Benevolent society meets tomorrow at 2 30 with Mrs L Db Young. Mrs A Stranahan hosts dinner on East Washington. Epworth League class meets at East Main at 7 15 led by Miss Ball. Queen Esther Circle plans an Old Fashioned Picture Album social at Miss Accie Clapper's on East Main next Tuesday. Junior League cabinet meets tomorrow at 7 with Miss Cecil Rogers. N T A club ladies entertained by Mrs Win Smouse. Mrs Carson Anderson hosts a dinner at her North Washington home. Mr M Y Wallace and wife were visited by Rev W C Allen to celebrate Mr Wallace's 51st anniversary of escape from a Mississippi steamboat wreck. Mrs Maude McCulley hosted ten guests on Fast Second Street. A group of young ladies spent Tuesday evening at Miss Dora Minick's on West Second Street and formed a club to meet biweekly for companionship.

Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian Church L. Db Young Epworth League Bible Ralph Kellar East Main Street Lerson Miss Ball Queen Esther Circle Maude McCulley Fast Second Street Dora Minick West Second Street

Local notes from Vienna and area crowding town events

Local brief highlights include L H Cowger’s improved health and a Vienna bakery offering varied breads cakes and hot light biscuits for dinner 11 30 to 12.3. Funeral attendance by George H Holmes from Cedar Rapids for Col A A Rodman preceded by social notices. Multiple short identifications of visitors weddings births and school topics follow with local personalities and institutions named through Osage and Davenport connections.

Vienna

Funeral of Col A A Rodman Held at Masonic Temple

The funeral for Colonel A A Rodman was conducted this afternoon at the Masonic Temple, led by the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Iowa with Episcopal Reverend Jones. Floral tributes from Masons I O F and friends lined the casket. pallbearers included W A Shannon, Tobias Minick, C S Lemmon, Harry McCail, J G Nisle, and John Pattison. interment followed at the city cemetery.

A. A. Rodman Masonic Temple Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Iowa Mr. Jones Epicopal Church Masonic Order Harry McCail J. G. Nisle John Pattison

New Rural Carriers Appointed for Routes Six Eight Nine

Postmaster Cunningham announced the appointment of three new rural carriers for routes six eight and nine to begin service on the 16th. Named recipients include James E. Wolf Venice Belief Roger G Jones W I Gallagher Charles L Hicks Albert Crone with substitutes listed. Route seven remains unassigned and will be filled soon.

Cunningham R. R James E. Wolf Venice

Way Down East Sets Long Run Theater Record

The record shows 532 performances in New York 28 in Boston 190 in Chicago and 160 in Philadelphia marking a historic run unmatched by any other modern play.

New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia

Installation of officers at Degree of Honor this evening

Degree of Honor holds an officer installation this evening. All members are requested to be present. Mrs. Ed Grayon will preside as C Hi.

Ed. Grayon C. Hi

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised As Best Made

Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville California hails Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best for colds and pneumonia prevention expressing confidence in its quick cure and pleasant safety. Stewart's Pharmacy Coak Sherman Coak & Sherman offers the remedy for sale.

Chamberlain Cora Walker Porterville California Stewart's Pharmacy Coak & Sherman

Residents and visitors report in Verdi column

Jan 5 notes list James Potter of Brighton visiting Verdi friends. Bert McKinstry of Olathe Kansas visits his parents. Arthur Fetters travels to Illinois to visit relatives. Inez Slarricon ill. Mrs WW Derby shows improvement.

Verdi James Potter Brighton Bert McKinstry Olathe Kansas Arthur Fetters Illinois Inez Slarricon WW. L. Derby

Reign of the Dinosaur and its Global Reach

The article surveys the dinosaur era highlighting massive land and water dwellers, their diverse forms, and the competitive din of herbivores and carnivores. It notes a near simultaneous collapse of this dynasty, proposes extinction caused by specialized teeth and food limits, and mentions Cope’s egg-destroying mammal theory as a plausible counterforce.

England Germany South America India Professor Cope

Largest Flower in the World Rafflesia Discovered in Sumatra

The Rafflesia, growing in Sumatra, is named for Sir Stamford Raffles and naturalist Mr Arnold. It boasts five red petals with yellow markings, a foot wide cup, a fleshy disk with horn like projections, and a twelve pint capacity. Weighing fifteen pounds, its thick petals exhale a carrion odor that misleads insects into pollination.

Sumatra Stamford Raffles Mr. Arnold Arnold

Ysaye in the Kreutzer Sonata A vivid portrait

A critic describes violinist Ysaye during the Kreutzer Sonata performance. He portrays Ysaye as a heavy, expressive figure, his face like clay as the music flows through him. The moment awakens a beauty “never been in the world,” a new creation perceived by the perceptive.

Ysaye Arthur Symons Kreutzer

Peacocks Feathers Tied to Mythic Misfortune

A legend links peacocks feathers to misfortune from ancient myth. Osiris leaves Isis with Argus who seizes the queen and proclaims himself king. Mercury defeats Argus and Juno turns him into a peacock with spying tail.

Osiris Egypt Isis Argus Mercury Juno

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Junior League Cecil Rogers N T. A. Club Win Smouse L. H. Cowger George H. Holmes Cedar Rapids J. A. Crawford Washington W.W. Wells Stilth Hl’hoeba Speer Hanover Ill Cora Smeltzer Charlies Ditmars and Son Davenport Strong City Ditmars Iowa Normal Monthly Fred Whitney Fred L. Whitney Osage Browning James Whitomb Riley State Normal School Harriette KE. Guno Col. A A Rodman Chamberlains Tere Reign OF the Dinosaur Washington, Iowa Best Mason J.c.smahws Cash Grocery Casey Swat Atlee Colenso Frank Rogers St. Paul Minneapolis St. Louis Kansas City Peoria Mason City Mall Twin Cities Lim Peoria Express Sun A A. J. Morrinn B. Cutts G .Minneapolia Atlas Ron Dally
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